Learning Spanish??? You might have the following questions.
What study skill should I use to learn Spanish?
To study the vocabulary on a daily basis using the textbook website(www.classzone.com,) flashcards, audio: MP3,internet, or iphone applicationsor study with a partner. Back to Top
To study the vocabulary on a daily basis using the textbook website(www.classzone.com,) flashcards, audio: MP3,internet, or iphone applicationsor study with a partner.
Is there extra credit?
Yes! Find a system of studying that works for you! If approved by teacher,your studying per unit, will earn 10 pts. E.C. Possible suggested forms of E.C. include:**unit flashcards**studying on the website for 45 minutes (with parent signed note statingthat the student studied) **creating a MP3 or audio disk with unit vocabulary **vocabulary words in a powerpoint presentation, etc. Your creativity in studying is up to you...Find something that works for you,and come share your idea with me.Back to Top
Yes! Find a system of studying that works for you! If approved by teacher,your studying per unit, will earn 10 pts. E.C. Possible suggested forms of E.C. include:**unit flashcards**studying on the website for 45 minutes (with parent signed note statingthat the student studied) **creating a MP3 or audio disk with unit vocabulary **vocabulary words in a powerpoint presentation, etc. Your creativity in studying is up to you...Find something that works for you,and come share your idea with me.
Why should I learn another language?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, almost 20% of Americans speak a languageother than English at home - most commonly Spanish, followed by Chinese.For those fluent in two (or more) languages, there are obvious careeropportunities in interpretation and translation, but speaking a secondlanguage is a benefit almost anywhere and employers are willing to pay. TheU.S. Department of Defense offers salary bonuses to bilingual workers and a2005 survey found that bilingual Americans earned an average of $10,000 moreannually than their monolingual counterparts. (http://education.yahoo.net/articles/bilingual_careers.htm)Back to Top
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, almost 20% of Americans speak a languageother than English at home - most commonly Spanish, followed by Chinese.For those fluent in two (or more) languages, there are obvious careeropportunities in interpretation and translation, but speaking a secondlanguage is a benefit almost anywhere and employers are willing to pay. TheU.S. Department of Defense offers salary bonuses to bilingual workers and a2005 survey found that bilingual Americans earned an average of $10,000 moreannually than their monolingual counterparts. (http://education.yahoo.net/articles/bilingual_careers.htm)